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Nader Attacks Monopolies, Criticizes Harvard Jurist
Ralph Nader charged Saturday in Washington that American business monopolies are bilking the public of billions of dollars annually and
Nader to Sponsor Harvard Group Investigating Small Claims Courts
Ralph Nader's Center for Auto Safety has agreed to sponsor a group of students and lawyers from Harvard and the
Housing Assignments Irk Leverett Men and Women
After a few false starts, Leverett House has reserved 25 places for women and managed to enroll at least 19
Authorities Identify Street Murder Youth
The young man who was shot and killed last Thursday night in front of Sanctuary on Mount Auburn St. was
Alumni Group Pressures Overseers Board Establishes Committee To Revise Election Procedures
Partly in response to a campaign waged by the Committee of Concerned Alumni (CCA), the Board of Overseers has voted
Journal of Afroamerican Affairs Debuts With Black Press Study
Three years after the last appearance of its predecessor, the Harvard Journal of Negro Affairs, the Harvard Journal of Afroamerican
Medina Comments on Calley's Conviction
"I think that all Americans must share in Lieutenant Calley's guilt," Capt. Ernest L. Medina said yesterday, "I wonder how
Leverett Visitor Leaves Case of Counterfeit Bills
Several Leverett House sophomores had a visitor last weekend who left Monday, leaving behind the luggage she came with. They
Newton-Cleaver Rift Threatens Panthers
Speaking from exile in Algiers, Eldridge Cleaver last month denounced Black Panther Chief of Staff David Hilliard as incompetent and
Attorneys Scan Photos For Evidence
University attorneys and administrators are evaluating photographic evidence, and hope to press criminal and possibly civil charges against the women
GSAS Changes Fellowships Policy
In response to charges of "institutional racism" from Thomas F. Pettigrew, professor of Social Relations, the GSAS has restructured the
Pettigrew Challenges 'Racism' Of GSAS Black Fellowship Plan
"This policy is the most classic, elegant example of institutional racism I have ever seen," Thomas F. Pettigrew, professor of
Debate Over Panther Deaths Continues
Speaking last Friday night at a Sanders Theatre benefit for the Black Panther Defense Committee. Charles R. Garry, attorney for
The Focus Blurs on the Trial in New Haven
IT IS going on four months since Bobby Seale and Ericka Huggins went on trial for their lives in New
Keeping Colonial Laos Profitable
WE DON'T call it a colony, but of course that's what it is, that little country which has just made
